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Not really. I was quite shocked at a lot of things in Fallout 1 when I played. There is no weapon degradation or random computers about the place so Science and Repair are quest-only skills. The whole world is a lot more nucleated and smaller: you won't be stumbling across random supermarkets with stuff in them to loot. Everything is in the towns. There seemed to be far fewer quests with everything being a lot more designed and a lot less stuff in general thrown in. Eating and drinking isn't really a thing. Radiation is only a concern in one place. There's generally fewer survival elements. Fewer things too. You inventory isn't going to be nearly as cluttered (thank god too because the inventory interface is terrible).

That's right. When games are different, you can't compare them. You can't compare them because they're just so different. They're just so different so you can't compare different games because they are different so you just can't. Different games are different from different games so comparing them is just so different that you can't do it because they're just so different that you can't compare them because you can't compare games that are just so different.